Teaching Development Grants
Completed TDG Projects

IT in the curriculum and e-learning

Social Bookmarking at the Faculty of Education


Abstract

This project involved extensive investigation of Web 2.0 practices around the world (e.g., social bookmarking, social networking, blogging), and resulted in an educational technology system for support of sharing of resources and networking of students, staff and community. This system is titled “RISAL – Repository of Interactive Digital Assets for Learning.” The system can be effectively used to support formal and informal teaching and learning, connect individuals with similar interest, promote networking and collaboration, and knowledge exchange.

Principal Investigator

Dr. D. Churchill, Division of Information and Technology Studies, Faculty of EducationContact

Project level

Faculty-level project

Project Completion

June 2009